does anyone know the length of the second tier? I want to know if a Kronos X 88 will fit securely on it.
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It's the same length as the stand itself, which is adjustable. I can be used for any size keyboard. For 88-key keyboards, I suggest adjusting to the maximum width for the most stability.
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I have mine set up 32" apart (not sure if this it the max width). The second tier's arms are 16" deep. I have a heavy keyboard on the lower tier and a 5-ft long MalletKat on the upper tier. Very sturdy for my use.
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The width of the 2nd tier varies in direct relation with how wide you set the bottom tier (21" to 37"). I have a Kronos X88, and I can assure you that it WILL fit on the second tier. However, I would recommend that you place your heaviest keyboard on the first tier, just to prevent the stand from being top heavy. I have my 50lb Kronos X88 on the bottom and a 46lb Korg PA1x on the top tier. I am not nervous in the slightest about this stand's ability to hold the combined weight. This thing is as solid as a rock. HOPE this helps.
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It has the same width as the lower tier -- 21" to 37". So the width won't be an issue. However, the center of gravity will be higher so it won't be quite as stable as if you placed the Kronos on the lower tier, all other things being equal. I think if you have a sufficiently heavy keyboard on the bottom tier (to lower the center of gravity of the whole rig), then it'll be fine.
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As you raise and lower the varidesk it takes up a little more room forward and back since it doesn't go straight up and straight down. I have my 36 inch Pro version on a 30 inch deep desk and it just fits with all the cables and such that go along with my switch box, mouse, keyboard, and monitor. I would not recommend it especially if your desk is up against a wall.
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I used mine on my mid tower. The view portal and mesh fan area on the side of the case measure a triangle of about 12" x 12" x 18" (The measurements aren't exact. The wire is in an arc going around the corners instead of straight bends and it's not exactly those lengths, just approximation. It's just to give an idea of the size. For reference, my case is the NZXT Phantom 410). I was able to run the lights in a full figure 8 (passing twice through the middle [~10.5"]) and I still have an inch or two slack when I remove the side panel.
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Andrew. First, I purchased two similar drive caddys and you cannot assume that they will match the photo, as neither of mine did. The photo is a Lenovo product, both of the caddys I received were cheap knockoffs (one would not even accept a drive into the bay; the other worked, but was missing all the trim pieces so I have a hole in the side of the notebook and the caddy does not lock into place). As to height, the 9.5mm height is the "slim" form factor that goes with the thinner notebooks and disks. Both of the caddys I bought fit into the T430s.
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Jessica, I would check the specs on the monitor stand( you probably already have) . I wish I could be more help as I currently am using the Monitor on its original stand. If you post a link to your dual arm stand maybe I can help or somebody else could look into it. The monitor is truly amazing. gluck Jessica
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Hi Joe - Sorry, but I don't know what the specs are on it, but is does have a reverse polarity switch on it. I connected it to my Kronos 88 and it performs very nicely. It's quite heavy compared to the brand X models, which helps it stay put while your performing.
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I have an Ensoniq TS-12 on the bottom tier. It weighs about 60 pounds. you might be able to fit a keyboard on each of the bottom tiers (there is one bracing the back side) but you will need to get extra arms and the keyboard would have to face the other way. Also, you would have to have the stand out from the wall a bit more to do this. With my TS12 on the bottom I need 29 inches from the wall.
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I don't believe the Ergotech triple monitor stand was available when i went to buy it, which is why i went for the XFX one. I also had some question about the stability of the Ergotech and whether it had enough length to hold the monitors given i was using 3 large widescreen monitors. Either way, i've been using the XFX stand for about a year and couldn't be happier. While it was large and definitely pricey, it's very sturdy, holds the monitors very securely and straight, hides the wires well, and even has 2 USB jacks, a mic jack and a headphones jack built right into the stand. If you have the money go with the XFX. Hope this helps. I don't believe the Ergotech triple monitor stand was available when i went to buy it, which is why i went for the XFX one. I also had some question about the stability of the Ergotech and whether it had enough length to hold the monitors given i was using 3 large widescreen monitors. Either way, i've been using the XFX stand for about a year and couldn't be happier. While it was large and definitely pricey, it's very sturdy, holds the monitors very securely and straight, hides the wires well, and even has 2 USB jacks, a mic jack and a headphones jack built right into the stand. If you have... » Read More I don't believe the Ergotech triple monitor stand was available when i went to buy it, which is why i went for the XFX one. I also had some question about the stability of the Ergotech and whether it had enough length to hold the monitors given i was using 3 large widescreen monitors. Either way, i've been using the XFX stand for about a year and couldn't be happier. While it was large and definitely pricey, it's very sturdy, holds the monitors very securely and straight, hides the wires well, and even has 2 USB jacks, a mic jack and a headphones jack built right into the stand. If you have the money go with the XFX. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision. Good luck It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision.... » Read More It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision. Good luck « Show Less
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I have a Gateway & Toshiba, both 17" monitors, they both fit. I would say the sleeve is snug, but in a good way. There is plenty of stretch. And I'd rather have it snug than sliding around in the darn thing anyway. The whole idea is to keep things secure. Sliding does not equal secure. Neither in Laptop sleeves or undergarments.
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That's where mine is. At 70mm (2.75") it's not a short stick but on the upside: 1) the case itself is solid and seems like it will hold up to the rough-and-tumble environment of a keyring 2) the usb connector withdraws into the case rather than simply having a cap which can work itself loose 3) there's a mount for a split ring etc. built into the case
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It will go on without much wiggling and it will even fit either side up. It will only fit one way on the 600ex. It also seems to be just as secure as it is on the 600.
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Newegg shows the dimensions for this case as 19.10" x 8.19" x 18.19". That's about .5" less width than my Cooler Master HAF XM (can't say enough good things about this case). Even with the side case fan you should still have just enough clearance to use the Noctua heatsink with both fans. Check the Newegg feedback before buying. There are simply way too many users complaining of the cheap quality fans being noisy and failing in the Black Widow case to be coincidence. So maybe consider a more reliable case? I hope this helps. Good luck!
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I can't find any specs but if you're buying a new mother board it should fit. Plus its very roomy if you have to bodge things a bit. Keep an eye on newegg to see if they end up listing specs for it.I know I had no problems fitting anything in it.
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You made me get out my tape measure to check. "Bezel" is 1mm or about a quarter of an inch. There will be a gap between the monitors and screens. I have a dual monitor setup this monitor and an AOC 23" which has a larger bevel. With both of these monitors sitting together touching the gap between visual portions of both screens is 1" and 1 quarter or a little more than 3mm. I don't have any problems at all as a dual monitor setup for my computer but I don't watch movies or videos the full width of both monitors I choose one or the other. If you are sitting far enough back I wouldn't think it would be a big deal, you will get used to whatever setup you have, just don't use the stands that come with it and get one of those multiple monitor stands that allow you to move them around however you want above your desk.
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It's a lie there is the actual bezel which is 2mm and then there is another black gap about 10mm covered by the glass of the screen. so in total you will have a 20mm gap between your screens. It is ridiculous to be honest. I uses it for my workstations so it doesn't bother me very much but for gaming it is a big black gap in front of your eyes.
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I have a x6900 G-Shock which is my biggest watch at 54mm. It fits fine in every spot because of the gaps between glass, but I don't think I could comfortably fit two or three of this same watch side-by-side. I wear all big watches (40mm+) and they fit comfortably.